Exciting developments in the PYO this week. . . the flowers look gorgeous!!!! Argostemma (aka Corn Cockle), snapdragons, clarkia, calendula, sweet peas, zinnias, statice, salvia, strawflowers, bee balm, gaillardia, and Gladiolus (only one stem please), all are in bloom and are very, very lovely. Plus, the basil is ready for picking. Liz, Michelle, or myself will help show you how to pick it so that we pick it in a way that is healthy and will create more basil for months to come.
Otherwise:
Beets
Salad Mix or Braising Mix
Spring Onions
Garlic Scapes
Turnips--love 'em up now because you won't be getting anymore for the next 2 months
Kale
Summer Squash
Butler's Blueberries
Kohlrabi
-adrienne
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- Johnny's Selected Seeds
- Common Good City Farm
- Spin Farming
- The Slow Cook Blog
- Culinate Cooking Blog
- Slow Food USA
- Rodale Institute
- Montgomery County Parks
- Seed Savers Exchange
- Heritage Foods USA
- Institute for Food and Development Policy
- Green Earth Goods
- Eat Well Guide
- Compost Guide
- Food Co-op Directory
- Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems
- Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture
- Tiny Farm Blog
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